Biodiversity Data Investigation
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Sea Turtle Migration & Survival
Investigate real satellite-tracking data from green sea turtles to explore migration, habitat use and marine conservation. Follow individual turtles on an interactive map, compare movement patterns, analyse distances and tracking uncertainty, and use scientific evidence to investigate how animal movements inform our understanding of ecosystems and habitat protection.
Years 7–10ExplorerAnimal Migration & Habitat
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